Rabies

Articles tagged rabies from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Health department reports surge in rabies testing and cattle spillovers; warns about travelling petting‑zoo exposures

The Minnesota Department of Health reported a 30% increase in rabies calls and specimen submissions, multiple skunk‑strain rabies spillovers into cattle and a travel‑linked petting‑zoo event that led to hundreds of human exposures in another state.

MinnesotaSep 17, 2026

County staff chair statewide rabies work group aimed at updating statutes

Marquette CountyNov 3, 2026

County, hospital and health department outline rabies follow-up and explore non‑ED options

Tompkins CountySep 22, 2026

Health department reports positive rabies test, schedules flu clinics and announces autism‑certified clinic accommodations

Cole CountySep 22, 2026

Board hears rise in rabies exposure investigations; director recommends testing bats and PEP when necessary

Madison County Sep 21, 2026

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Board hears rabies surge concerns; member recounts bat bite and officials urge post‑exposure caution

Madison County public health staff reported multiple rabies exposure investigations and three recommendations for post‑exposure prophylaxis since the last meeting; a board member described a personal bat bite and both staff and members emphasized erring on the side of vaccination when a bat cannot be captured for testing.

Madison County Sep 21, 2026

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Rabies lab results logged: woodchuck and human-exposed bat negative

Minutes record Rabies Laboratory test results from the Massachusetts State Public Health Laboratory showing a woodchuck exposure and a human-exposed bat were both negative for rabies; results were listed as incoming correspondence and accepted.

ChelmsfordSep 15, 2026

Inspection Report Rabies

Health division logs multiple rabies cases, issues temporary food permits for Hampton Day

Sussex County inspection records list multiple rabies case entries (cases 26-161, 26-184, 26-195, 26-242) with correspondence and animal releases in May 2026, and note temporary food permits and plan reviews tied to Hampton Day vendors.

HamptonSep 15, 2026

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Custer County health officials confirm rabid bat; public urged to refrigerate and report specimens

Custer CountyAug 26, 2026

Kane County health officials warn rabies exposures rising; urge testing to avoid costly PEP

Kane CountyAug 19, 2026

Health staff detail recent rabies exposures after fox tested positive; department urges reporting of bites

Davidson CountyAug 5, 2026

Health officer warns about bats and rabies; three positive bats in state so far

Clark CountyJul 22, 2026

Mahwah Board discusses rising rabies cases, explores oral vaccine baits and public education

MahwahJun 9, 2026

Health staff report negative bat test, well-water nitrate testing approved and first local certified food manager course

Marquette CountyJun 2, 2026

Cochise County health officials warn rabies is nearly always fatal but preventable; treatment can cost thousands

Cochise CountyApr 10, 2026

Board alerted to rabid bat found near Wolf Creek in Josephine after contact with a cat

Douglas County AgendasMar 19, 2026

State vets caution against replacing rabies revaccination with titer exemptions

New HampshireFeb 24, 2026

Kansas agriculture officials warn of rising HPAI detections, outline response gaps for screw worm and rabies

KansasJan 15, 2026

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Health department reports surge in rabies testing and cattle spillovers; warns about travelling petting‑zoo exposures

County staff chair statewide rabies work group aimed at updating statutes

County, hospital and health department outline rabies follow-up and explore non‑ED options

Health department reports positive rabies test, schedules flu clinics and announces autism‑certified clinic accommodations

Board hears rise in rabies exposure investigations; director recommends testing bats and PEP when necessary

Board hears rabies surge concerns; member recounts bat bite and officials urge post‑exposure caution

Rabies lab results logged: woodchuck and human-exposed bat negative

Health division logs multiple rabies cases, issues temporary food permits for Hampton Day

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Custer County health officials confirm rabid bat; public urged to refrigerate and report specimens

Kane County health officials warn rabies exposures rising; urge testing to avoid costly PEP

Health staff detail recent rabies exposures after fox tested positive; department urges reporting of bites

Health officer warns about bats and rabies; three positive bats in state so far

Mahwah Board discusses rising rabies cases, explores oral vaccine baits and public education

Health staff report negative bat test, well-water nitrate testing approved and first local certified food manager course

Cochise County health officials warn rabies is nearly always fatal but preventable; treatment can cost thousands

Board alerted to rabid bat found near Wolf Creek in Josephine after contact with a cat

State vets caution against replacing rabies revaccination with titer exemptions

Kansas agriculture officials warn of rising HPAI detections, outline response gaps for screw worm and rabies

More on Rabies

Commission hears county warning after recent skunk rabies detections in Blue Lake

Skagit County Health Officer summarizes rabid bat exposure, urges caution and outlines post-exposure steps

Board of Health: Cowlitz County sees more active tuberculosis cases, offers rabies education; plans follow-up on water fluoridation and vaccine safety

State rabies lab director Robert Rudd urges residents to catch bats found in homes for testing

County reports rise in potential rabies exposures; staff urge careful wording in public reports

Board hears rabies guidance: capture bats for testing, seek care after possible exposure